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CHRONIC DISEASES
OF THE
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b. dAUs SONS MFG CO.,
Manufacturers OF Doors, Frames, Sash, Blinls,
Mouldings. Packing Boxes, and General Plan
ing MIL Work. Southeast corner Main and
Clinton streets.
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HALL BROWN,
Manufacturers Of Wood Working Machinery,
wood Workers' Supplies Of all kinds. Once
and factory. l9l5-l9l7.l919.ls2l North Broad.
way.
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F. H. LoGEMAN CHAIR MANUFACTURING
COMpANY
FAIRBANKS 4 CO.,

Fsirbankss Scales, Eclipse windmill Boilers
Heaters. Steam Pumps. Pratt Cady Valves
Hancock Inspirators, Warehouse. Trucks, etc
302-304 Washington Avenue.
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PHILIBERT 4 JOHANNING MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.-(E Established 1851.
Manufacturers of Sash, Doors. Blinds. Frames
Glazed Windows, Mouldings, Star Railing
Balusters, Newell Posts, Lumber, Lsth and
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WINN's VEGETABLE BOILER COMPOUND.
II removes scales in boilers and prevents
their formation. D. r. BOOGHER, President
Vim Boiler Compound Co.,, Nos. los and l0s
Olive street.
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PENyA. RouTE-B. and p. station 9Th sud B efxpaea
For New York PhiiAdelphia and the Est :25 8
Congressional hinitedj, a Is 10 end 10 p M for
: :,SnA l snssS!; AZ and 70 eS,
$50 am tfast linel; daily 70 Cincinnst and ST
Chicago lmitedl daily. Western IMPRESS. 8 10 y
mould mould ana sse sIa,B md 70 d For keH
pm: daily, except Sunday. For Baltimore, @ IS
go, 80 timited express), y so aud ! 5 am.
4:40 q, . 10, 10 and IL 20 p. IN on SUNDAY s. p50
and III 10 AM II 80. 4. is, g 10, 10 and IL 20
pm. For Pope's Greek Line. % ~ and 40 y n
ABB aud q pm. daily. except sunday, ON SUNDAY,
am. and 4 Id pan. for Erie Cansndaixua Rcch.
ester Buffalo and Niagars, 10 pm daily except Sstur-
day. For MiliiAnsport, Lock Haven aud klmirs. v5O
An, daily except Sunday.
ANDQ. koUTE-Station. Corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and street-For Chicaxo. IL As q lfsst imi-
ted and iHl Pm daily Tor Cincinnati Louisyille
Detroit As am fast Imited1, and IS pm daily
No extra charge for fast limited truins For
iSS5 u va f. se end
sasdaS 80 and ID i sps l. G no. s
$40 80 40 20 a. 7s5 80 ana y go
z: m. on sunday, $50 g. M, 4:40 p. m,
Baltimore, s, 40. 80 am II: TO- $3.50 40 @ AS
4 4Q, As and ii 80 PIN For st.tOIson ssiropoi
tan Branch, = As I'm. except sunday 40 and ) 81
pm daily Principal stationsS 40 daily on Sum
day stops ct all stations For FREDERICK 40. IL As
$40 am. and , 81 pm. daily. except Sunday. For
Lexington and Valley. 40 daily. except sunday
For local points between Washington and Gaithers-
burg 30 am, IL 80. and 11:2l pm daily. except
Sunday.
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DIED..


CONNOLLY. On Sunday February %. 1887. at two
O'Clock -. at the residence of his mother Mary
Connolly, No. 1919 Thirteenth street north west, NJ
DANIEL CONNOLLY, Of Philadelphia, Pa. agsd
thirty -nine years.
Funeral services ut st. Pstrick's church Tuesday,
morning at y O'Clock The friends of the family
invited to attend Please omit flowers IPhiladeipbs
papers please copyl
HOLLAND. ON February 20. 1887, DELLA HoL-
LAND aged twenty eight years four months.
Funeral Tuesday. March LIST, 1887, from Joseph
Lees undertaking warerooms Sd PennsylvAnis ave-
northwest,
HoMILLER. On Saturday, February Goth 1887,
at 40 a. NJ CATHERINE beloved wife Of ChAs
Homiller.
Funeral from her late residence. No 1928 oath
street Tuesday, March LIST, VI y. m. Internept NJ
LEIzuAR On the morning of February 9th. 1857.
Funeral will place from the residence Of his sis
ter, Mrs. NAnsheld S10 street southeast Tuesday,
at O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited at
tend.
MANN. On Sunday morning. February %, 1887, &C
80. MARY MANN. aged ninety years
Funeral from the residence Of her son. 800 Seventh
street southwest, Tuesday morning. At IL O'Clock.
and New York papers please copyl
PARKER. On sunday. February %. 1887, az 10 80
pm after Q long aud painful illness, ELIZABETH
PARKER, st her late residence. l222 street Dorsl
west, aged fifty seven years
Funeral services IT Metropolitan A. II. +. church,
Tuesday, March 1887 at O'Clock pm. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
WoRCH On Saturday, February 90, 1887, at IL p.
NJ ALFRED WORCH, Jr, aged four years, three
months and nine days.
Funeral services were held Sunday. Feb. "a.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
" DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, January 3lst, 1887


the District Of Columbia is hereby amended follows:
and all regulations parts Of regulations Inconsistent
Persons engaged in the erection alteration or re-
81 81 asr decide
Lie space With Su, ld , Tssers IS follow s,s
track when pract3cable
between curb and rarood scI Is ss 81 than amy
9S, feet the inspector Of buiidines may i.sps spe
feet FROM the curb nor lees than three CD fese from
Sd An material of whatsoever nature deposafed out
sde the park LINE must De securely stacked % - 70
Not less th.n sI 90 feet must Be kept clear IN
the middle Of sidewalks
dss.iis . psoSiIs.ss: =: ~ :p:s.i ssI@it -
s.s Ga %,s
The drsssing Of old %,ssIia WI o pnoss ee 49,
ss5 Gorar Sea. ny g pl.o:a .pse sss p,.a.s!S
S. ;ss g.
ssss 80 s: S:I
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$50 ST. e1 AZ R $.ss:ss. . = $50 "a u.
sSs 6 %s g s:se. z -
pIsp:f - :ss z 8 &c., 3 8: ~:
dammin0 foe eobsctsG vs1er 1oe S1aliing Daspos1S
q: Or ;s &: :: 81 6 ;: :: 3 i:s
49,, S:s s', .s:a . :.s "a: :: ss, g G
such nanner 8 70 VAN The pubic taf mstsG1al = 0
s sosi - sss sI sossss: W. - $50 ssssW
s:s & "a IS - - s: 5: - g e.
'1 SSsSssS 3 sSs sssao. sa.n sses.ss,sa % 80
vSyssoss III s 5000 q f1psdsG
Nine q sny pa11tng OF 1890; noe sksQ ~ p1rkilg
ifsc4e g sssacs = 49, - - 49, -
spReeysa 81 IL nl0ssns q S1ll1l1GG
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The subject Discussed On all sides n
the Capitol

the subject OF 0vershadowing interest at the
Capasoi to-day was the question OF an extra seS-
Son IL was discussed In every corridor, In every
committee room, and ON the floors OF the two
Houses In the Senate and by members OF the
appropriations committee the opinion was ex-
pressed that there Is not time enough left to set
through With the appropriation btua In the Sen
ate MI. Edmunds expressed his opinion very
plainly OF the situation and the causes that have
leo 10 IL. Messrs. Allison and Hale, members OF
the appropriations committee, gave an account OF
the enorts OF their committee 10 get through and
the delays that had been interposed by the House.
OF both parties and on every hand the opinion
was expressed that some OF the appropriate
oils must fail. Some OF the senators believe that
joint resolutions extending existing approprta.
tons In lieu OF such bills as may fail But there
Senate.
Nh. RANDALL cENsUREp.
1t Is asserted that Mr.. Randall's conduct war.
rants the suspicion that he Is trying to force an
extra session. At one OF the conferences on the
Sundry civil bill zone OF the most important appro
stubborn; that he has refused offers OF compromise
and has delayed meetings for conference. II stated
that the Senate conferees endeavored 10 have Y
entire day might be occupied in efforts to agree
upon the sundry civil bill; that Mr.. Randall said
ne could not meet until evening. A meeting OF the
progress was made. Al o Late hour, when adjourn
ment became necessary, the Senate conferees Fro.
posed TO meet this morning. Mr.. Randall declared
that he could not meet again on the bill until
Tuesday uo-morrow) evening, and he refused To
assent 10 any earlier date.
Many OF the senators, particularly republicans,
are declaring that the conduct OF the House v1rtu.
ally compels the Senate TO abdicate its functions
as coordinate branch OF the legislative depart
ment and 10 accept whatever the House sends In
the shape or appropriations. senators declare
That they would rather have an extra session than
yield 70 am thing OF the sort.
ANOTHER DAT WASTED IN THR HOUSE.
The House wasted invaluable time to-day in the
discussion OF point OF order that was decided
clearly heretofore and 1t looks very much as II the
legislative appropriation bill cannot pass In its
present form. All this day has been practically
wasted. Talk on every hand turns upon the prob
ability OF an extra session, which is freely predict
ed. The conference committees have done practi.
cally nothing this morning, but some have gone
into session late this afternoon. The District ol
Columbia and the fortitcations conferees met Q
little before 4 O'Clock.
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PKRsoNAL-Secretary whitney returned from
New York Saturday night.-John Adamson OF
Fort Worth, Texas, w. E. Hartzeu OF Carlisle, are
at the st. James--Alt0n G. Warner of New York,
John L. Eubank Of Virginia and w. w. Colquitt Of
Atlanta, are at the Metropolitan.-Mr. r r.
CrOmelyn, for some time past stenographer IN the
In the office OF the AdJutant General has resigned
that position and been appointed stenOgTaph secre-
taIy toGov Beaver Of ps1nsylyania| Gen J. L
Gen, c. S. Bentley Of Chicago, John HILL L. J. Rus
by, z. N. Jewell, B. ID. AdSft and VIM. A. Hood Of
New York. j. n. Kerper and E. r. Aneck
OF Columbus, Ohio, are at WillardA-
day were Mrs. J. z Campbell ana daughter, VIM.
B. Hopkins, W. Ferris and ID. C. PaItersOn.-Ex-
Senator Mcdonald OF Indianapolis Col Thurburn
and Matthew Barnyard OF London, A. d. Blanchet,
A. g. V. Gurwold, r D: Wilson, s: N. Janney and
and c. E. Cottrell OF Detroit, are at the RiggsS
r. H. BOteler OF Philadelphia, s. p. Langley Of
Allegheny, James u. Fish and r A. Peabody Of
New York are az Weickera-F.K =. Pen0etons L
s SnStns r 4 New & ara Yo4R a.. and '' "
VI. Swan Of Boston, are at Wormleyx-
Col. r. d. Grant, Alfred Arnold OF England, H. W.
Johns VIM 2 Buckley, A. =; Todd, TreHcis
OF Chicago, Marcus X. Mayer OF San Francisco,
Chas. Keep OF LOckport, and W. B. Buford are ct
at the AIllngton.-Ilang Chung chang q the
are st the Eb6itt- A. !. Whitaker OF the
tue sudden death q his eyed mother yesterday
g s & xas s sc s sas .ss
.x,j WINS Of the Pittsbq4 Rpat. and one Of
the veteran editors q Weatern fennsyivania, u In
the 01fy.
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Nome.
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays Quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
3. ic eonpons. ISsk Bid. o bs s asked
e: s: Is. resistsTsd, 12ss bid Ess asked asked
D: c. per. imps 6s 1891, coin ITO bid, 11O5z asked
50;year fund. 3-65s. 1924. currency, l305s bid.
BIZ BIZ a.. asked so Soyear fund, Us. 1902 coin.
railroad stock, y64 bid, lOl asked Washington
bid National Union Insurance, 2O,s bid Ariing-
ton Insurance. 1894 bid, 1853 asked. Columbia
Insurance, II bid, AN asked. Potomac Insurance.
SO bid. Columbia National Bank. lO9k bid Ma.
tonA Metropolitan bank, 1884 bid, l546 asked
keA Estate Title Insurance. II 81 bid Penn.
Tel. Co, AK bid. 424 asked. Chesapeake and
Pot. Tel. Co., S45s bid. st asked
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AFTER THE EARTHoUaKE.
Fears Of COntagf0n i'm Conseuuence o
the Distraction 0f Sexrer-.

Fears OF COntaRfOn i'm C0nseuuence Of
the Distraction OF Sewer.
PARIS, Feb. ON. Lockroy, minister of public
works. says that the sewers In the shaken district
are so damaged that the soil will become fnfiltra-
TED with sewage and be Q source OF contagion as
soon as not weather comes The government will
sena sneineers and specialists to do everything
possible 70 avert such a disaster
IL Is stated that British travellers continue to
aff1Ve at calais en- route to the south
FSsURR IN THE RARTH NEAR NICE
n. FlammarcOn has written an article In which
ne says tnat continuance OF minor shocks is
likely: A chasm has opened In the ground near
Nice, rom which stream Of hot muddy water
bubbles up. Portions Of the coast have sunk and
other portions have risen. A stin wind is blowing
at Mentone, making 1t dangerous to walk about
YET. hundreds OF visitors from a distance have
arrived there being impelled by curiosity. The
building inspectors have condemned two-thirds Of
picturesque old Mentone.
DEEP GLOON IN THE RIVIERA
LONDON, Feb. IA special from Cannes saws a
Ieenng OF profound gratitude is general over the
prOvlaentlai escape Of the town from a terrible
disaster but that deep gloom prevails, especially
among business people, who fOresee that the
RIVIERA Will never again be health resort.
Marie van Zandt, the singer, and her mother, took
refuge IN garden during the excitement, They
suffered extremely from cold, nervousness and
insomnia.
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AUCTION SALES,
BROS, Anctioners.

nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioners.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ooHrRrs1 pfs,1Raf f Ten, eSHHsEs. 1 IIBnAar.
FSkNfTHHEERR o'AA
II r 1HH EsTArfEE LEE 6r ARHNanHfansNTRAros
LOT HousEhHo5Ltbbs F PdEekffGRs BEDDING,
LOT hss kSf sE9n n NAME
Of MS abaa4 ,}1 SasJks: AND
ONE 'Sazs a5s tssHAHf sEE PEI H4o DAYTON
ON TUESDAY Ma aKKs ASSr hHhscH FIRST, CON.
WE WILL S5 s At S5EEH%Ssh
a LANCE AssoRT rdEST OF HOUSEHOLD
Il bGScAssoE BROS
PUBL1o AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' RooMa
1106 FMnw
On THURSDAY. MARCH THIRD. 1887, ct ONE
OCLoCA Z. n. the following properties win be Of
fered:
By THos. T. wAGGAMAN:
NO 11s3 goth st. NV. two-ssory brick. g rooms.
and brck houses In the rear Of rooms each being
part lot 10, square III.
BY STEVENS, LAWRENCE 4 co.
Nos lila. 1116, Ills and 1l2O 9th It. ne, two
story or1ck rooms. being part lot L. square sos.
Terms at time Of SALE
fes-3t THos e. wAaaAMAN, Auctiooeer.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
STANDARD LAW BOOKS,
To close the estate of the late JOHN MARBURY,
To which has been added
VALUABLE COLLECTION
FINELY BOUND GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS.
To be sold at my Auction Rooms
On THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH THIRD 1887,
At HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
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DISTRICT Bills m DANGER.


Upon motion OF Mr. Plumb House bin % pro-
vide for the adjustment OF land grants heretofore
made by Congress and remaining unadjussed was
taken up in the Senate to-day, and after the adop
ference was ordered upon lt. Upon motion Of M
Miller the pleuro- pneumonia blu was then taken
up.
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READY HELP is afforded by DIR. d. Jayne's Ex.
pectorapt 10 all sufferers from coughs and colds
sore threats or lung disorders. BY resorting 20 &c
relief is not only obtained from the more distress
ing symptoms accompanying severe colds, but the
vital organs OF the lungs and throat are saved
from more serious affections This medicine is d
safe family standby II cases OF Group and whoop-
Ing cough.
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PROSPECTS or AN AGREEMENT By TIE coNFEKK1a
The confepes on the District appropriation bin
met az O'Clock this afternoon and resumed the
discussion OF the senate amendments The House
conferees object 10 oil the senate amendments
out II Is understood that some OF them viii be 90
cepted. The senate conferees regard most % The
amendments as essential features OF the BILL and
viii endeavor 70 have them retained. The Dis
trict commissioners were at the Capitol to-day
In conversation with srAR reporter al three q
tnem expressed the opinion that the bin would
pass They said the total OF the appropriations a
nues. ana therefore there WAS do around for any
determined opposition.
One OF the senate conferees said to STAR re-
the bin would fail or not; that it would OF course,
depend upon the facility with which the con.
he said the bill would have TO take its chance
along with other pending appropriation measures.
The Senate was practically unanimous in It's vote
upon the most important amendments. Ihe
greatest items OF increase FOR streets and pub
the public interests OF the District require iarVer
appropriations and Will insist upon them.
The Dtssrics I'm COagrcss.
PAY OF TEE LIBRARY SITE yuRoks
In the Senate to-day Mr. spooner, nom the
claims committee, reported fayorably the rssolu-
ton TO allow the jurors who assessed the property
for the library site $40 per day each for their SER
viceA
THE CHEAP GAS BILL IN THE HOUSE
Senator Spooner Is taking q very great Interest
In his bill 10 regulate the price OF gas. lie has
been 30 busy that he has not had time 10 20 over TO
the house himself 10 fntercede for the bill but he
got senator Blackburn To go over, and the Speaker
said he was willing 10 recognize any member 10
move for the passage OF the bll. This inIornatiun
was given TO Chairman Barbourof the House bis
trict committee, and he was requested 10 see that
the House should get chance 20 pass the Spooner
hill
DISTRICT BILLS m DANGER
The action OF Mr.. Inglls in adjourning the SEN
ate District committee may have the eject OF de-
featng so far as the present Congress concerned
OF some measures which the District Commissione
ers regard as Important. Two bills which passed
the House, and which the Commissioners have
vigorously urged are thus pigeon holed. Not bay-
Ing been reported from the committee they ara not
upon the senate calendar These are the House
bills providing for the regulation by the District
commissioners OF subdivisions OF land ana em-
power1ng the Commissioners 60 regulate street
railroad tracks As To the latter bin there has
been some opposition on the assumption that A.
was the intention OF the Commissioners to ut once
order entire reconstruction OF all existing lines
OF street railway tracks The Commissioners.
however, say that they propose 70 have the rail-
road companies replace their old rails OF obIoc-
uonabe pattern with rails OF more desra BILE pat
tern, only as the wear and tear OF the roads re-
Quire the companies to renew their rails 20 that
the transformation would be gradual and involve
little or no extra expense.
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The SYpHEn Co11rcr1os
OF ANTIQUES.

lHE SYPHER COLLECTION
OF ANTIQUES.
The choicest selection Of this noted house are now
exhibited in our galleries. GEMS and CURIOS from
palaces in Spain, Italy France and England Rare Old
TAPESTRIES aud INTERIOR DECORATIONS:
DAINTY FURNITURE of the time Of Louis XIV, XIV,
XVI and the Empire period; ORMULU and HALL
CLOCKs,with Chimes aud Musical Movements: INDIA
sHAWLs. FANS, worries. MINOTUREs and
ENAMELs; PAINTINGS by Eminent Artists; to be
sold on TUESDAY, MARCH FIRST, 1887, and FOL-
LOWING DAYS; AFTERNOONS 1t HALF.PAs9
TWO and EVENINGS at EIGHT O'CLOCK
Now on exhibition. Catalogues, 75c
NJ. THOMAS h SONS, Auctioneers,
E6-3t 1919 and 1921 Chestnut st., Philadelphia
A UCT1oN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MARCH FIRST
sell at the establishment 1885 Pennsyivana avenue
to this date consisting Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches Diamonds, Rings Pins,
ssses sSer fassa
8vercoSts Pants; Vests Ladies' Dresses Dress Pat
Mathematical instruments, Clocks, Rugs, Valises,
all Piedges from No. 10000 to 100000 are included
Al FOLEY, Auctioneer.
i26-:t E. HEIDENHEIMER, Broker.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
rkT FSaME H1ESTT9Rs SAFE STORY
STORY FRAME bSEi Ii 81 4oS ST. Asp two
sci e shs iuh the Essfsa il nf S
OF FEBRUARY. A. D: 1887, at 4 80 O'CLOCK =. Mi
91H N % 6 ,ns s Of Is qe ee
in o $, an street and running back that width
nnR s IS n street southeast.
will sell in front Of the premises
LOT No. 8, IN SQUARE 1874.
1r0nH9s - 70 iset inches on street with depth Of
dx"s sS
Terms: One-third cash balance in six and twelve
deed Of trust on premises sold dspost Of 800
Of purchaser rs so o sale Sst
piled with in days the trustee and executor
and after days PUB
hc notice OF such resale in some newspaper published
f16-d&ds '1A' =" Trustee aG and E1ecntoor.
sAE IS On
NO. 100 '"''' n'0' JOIN 5ed R''sf HUTCHINSON.
ESo-o&os Trustee and Executor.
ENG1NEEK DEPARTMENT. Ef. DISTRICT OF
ss.sR Of s sse OF sh @hs ZEE
si1 be i IN the ne o1ss OF and
from March 1st 1887, as follows
AT Two O'Clock pm, upon the premises, four fish
stalls in the Georgetown markethous to the highest
bidder.
Terms: Cash in advance
Also, at Three o'clock pm, the same day, on B
street between Seventh and Ninth streets northwest
market al rights and privileges granted allowed by
hsh wharyes docks for the landing, cleaning and
sale OF fish IL the city OF Washington and no wharf
or dock shall be deemed eligible unless situated at
some point on the north side of the Potomac river be-
tween Eleventh street east and Fourteenth west
to the highest bidder,
Terms One hundred dollars to be paid on the day of
sale and the residue to be paid within five days from
the day of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Commissioners D. C.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
- - Engineer Commissioner D. g.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
WEST VIRGINIA sENaropsu,p.

WEST VIRGINIA SENATORSHlP.
GOV. Wilson % Appoint ID. II. Lucas.
One Of the stEkickers.,,
CHARLRsoN, W. VA, Feb. 2S.-Gov Wilson has
rendered the United States Senatorship to d. B.
Lucas, OF JEFFERSON county, who was one OF the
twelve democratic sskickers- in the recent
senatOr1al contest Mr.. Lucas has accepted the
tender and will receive his Credentials shortly
after the fourth OF March next
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Cardinal Jac0bini Dies To-Day.
SATURDAYS REPORT PREMATURE

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The report OF the death OF
Cardinal JacObini, which was received here Satur-
day afternoon, proves to have been premature
was generally reported inROme that he had passed
away. Life was not quite extinct however, and
he fingered till noon to-day, when he expired
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At 6omerv1lle, n. J., wyckoR Brown, q farm
hand employed by John d. Ashwell shot Miss Eals
La Priest IN Mt OF Jealousy because she refused
70 marry him.
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Mr.. TUCKER WILL BIZ RECOGNIZED BY THE sPRAKER-
Mr.. Tucker has got the promise OF the Speaker
that he will be recognized to move suspension OF
the rules for the passage OF the resolution for a
constitutional amendment TO change Inauguration
day to the first Tuesday In April His name has
been placed first on the list Of those who viii be
recognized when opportunity arrives and he Is
confident OF success.